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DENT 'INSTITUTION, specially em- II by Ad" of Pdriirtotent, tor the Insurance cf fl u the t; rant anti Kiri:l:else of ANN LII LIES, 06 t4tni , liidton street, Stiand. London. pßssimpur,• Yne Moss tsotttetl: ,, ; vr", lICTKINGI-lAM, K. C. VICE .I . R.ESIDEN Ts, Marqu k.; . V i >co not Chetwynd. ri I • Vtseount Dun Cannon. Viso.unt btiikcley. - j ; .ord hray'arooke. TRUSTEES, • •IVlarqms of Buckingham, William PraAl, Esq. 'gray rtioke, and bil Jhn 1. Turner. . • ! Sctori , ! Bernard, Esq. c DirettorS apprise , tlieu that the , Tax on Toltcies of life commence tne loth day of •ct•the; cxxt, until war:. Pol ties will be issued by this thin, tree " ,, t . whAte;er. Nitltt.try Vie- , inured tli s o.fi,:e are hot charged with, any ditional Premiuni,ur less called :nto actual service. • •l T. BAK BE,R, Managing Director. SALE OF ESTATE, &c. DU 1;FI -I,il In the latter d l at ter BE S' L dy A T.1 .. 1 . 1()N, of OClohzr, I ' , un c ss sUJI - ter Disposed of by - Private. C ntia.lt, 4' l Ent' M inor and Townthip of Ct)2i.HOW, c . 'qlPri; , :rig ti - I,(Npitat meastiag,..- cducd,cuvi,,i l / 4 11; liall, and •-v - a i ir, b ` "--' -' r.. , 1 , ex .:naive ela;ii,itiOnS, a Water Mitt, a ' r ottsry, Aria ~, '' y. of vi.:ry valuable Litnestlne, th(' wry , le •cont.,n i ( ),,-. free ni (,;..eal i lCf,s al,l I l ' i) A/arils; within a IC.lig- Fence, .lies, ,!,,,. ..v ,tercd•by a Eine Trout Stream. The iiitiite :::,rt,ei.. j - Road t in' Stockton to Our ps,,, , 11,.r0 Ilain, rhe Ma;‘,.:,)11 t 1 0t i.,, e , which Is a bcautitu! 'and de ...!1r4b1, resiiit i ,, c, statists in the centr . and is disial,t six tortes 4.1 ' 40 Ilur lain, and five from Ledset-i,i:. - I- fie M.aior abounds I vii :', ( -;arne, .ti. i the situati , in is p , :cuii uiy favouraoic tor , •1•,1 Sport, D ,i, , i i, The neighbournood of Fox and ,are I•iutinds. C, ,Is r.ii.,ed in the adjoining Land. FOr Particulars, 111414Lre of .Mr Caivcrt, Durham. PUBLIC CHARACTERS of iSog —lB 9. IT ;s tho.ight proper to iitform the Book,ellers in s nia pc , that bl , •w Volume PUB CHA ' .rk well known, and so uinversilly re- SPeLt .d tor its tit. 11 , . • and impartiality, will appear on the t•:, 13Pen pflitt..sl of aiklfetel of the ;,«r Vrdur.. co.iplete SMs Nate VoiurtleS, or any Or 1 to p rfect Sets. ett,L! THE Pil:•' , rr revecifully intbrrned that a very • ..‘ i j la the title of ; 1.1•1111 X i • Ale ii USE ot'PEERS, Jrnentary and hantily Hist.ry of Conternih t ,:;r,. , An t asefui particulars never cefoie litroctilced vitt' appear on lhursciay, the 25th t tugust By the Auitlor of t,te 1, liacx to the House of Com mons, in a , Alt tint 1(.1 - volume. In giving 0 drrs t,. fipok rs ror mis Work it ;s neces- Sa, s TY to De exact i n de sc r i p o . ~s `•W Lidex the re , rag'," or meagre and. vcr:, :ior Works may be substi.. tuted rt its place. • NyWTON's CO:;;It'LETF- WORKS, . Si(4)" O ctober .4s in boards 1, will be poolisheu, the SiNth.Voittine of THE WORKS of the Rev. JOHN NEWTON, his Postitcdtriiot .it. Mary , trvari, I..pndoll; s bscrif humous Pieces, Index to the Whale, a List of • u N - ` 3 er, and a Plate of the Author. t_ 1;3-Subsscriptions can be received after the 2 - th of Sep when the price will be raised. raw 4w C. °Pies of the Posthumous Works will be sold sepa• Y, price tzq Sold s m i th • Whitson, in St. Paul's Church-yard ; and Mr . :. buildings. c Co' n street- Author's l'srephew), Nu. .e.na Day phed, In Three Voltunes. This Odavo. was üblis pnce 11. its. 61 in holrds. T HE BRITISH CICERO ; or; A Selec , ion of the must admired Speeches in the Endish i .tiguage ; arranAed under three distinct Fleads Of Popular, Parliamen• tart', and judicial Oratory ; with flisiorKal liiiistrattons. To which is pr. t ti xe d, an lntroduCtion to the Study:and Prac tice of Eloquence.. ' By TI-10M \S BROWN, 1..L.U. Author of " Veridarturn Poet cum." the " Linton Dietion- ary," &c. &e. Printed for Longman, Hoist, kees, and Orme, Yaternos. ter.row. This Day was published, Price Four . Shillings, , ound. - ASEQUEL to the USEFUL ARITHMETIC ; or an Attempt to Explain and Exemptl'y tri• Nature, Principles, Operations, and ~ roper Application of the higher branches of the Science of Numbers ; including a;pprn Exercises, Qoestions, Contractions, and Tabies; designed to Succeed the former Tract, and complete a System of ninth • Inetical Instruction. By ADAM TAYLOR. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternos ter.ruw. Of whom may be had, Taylor's Useful Arithmetic ; or, the most necessary Parts of the Science of Numbers rendered easy. the Second Edi- Corrected and Improved, price 'S. 6.: —A ko, a Key to the Arithmetic; containing Answers to all - the Ques . t ions and Exercises, and DireCtions for the Solution, price is. This Day was publiihed, in Bvo. price 7s. 6 hoards, AN ACCOUNT of JAMAICA and its IN.. HABIT ;NTS. By a GENTLENIAN, Long Resident w the West Indies. Printed for Longmiirt, Hurst, Rees, ami Orme, Parer noster-tow. Of whom may be had, lately publlihed, The History of the Maroons, from their origin, to the Establishment of their Chief Tr b. at Sierra I,,aine tn. cludin.., the Expedition to 'Cuba, :or the porpue of procuring Spanisn CILISS•:^ .rs ; and the State of the Island of I ania.ca the la,it Tel. Y. us; with a SUCCinI Hisioi) of the Island pre vious to t 'tar emu". 13y k. C. Dallas, Esq. in s price boards, embellished with beautiful tn gravi,,!; d Maps. MO.A , DAI, AUGUST 2Q, 1808. TRANS PORTOFFICE, Aa.gurt t 2, THE COMMISSIONERS for Condriaing. Hl3 111/4 . 7ESTr's TRANSPORT . S 1 , ,RV1CE,. , for taking Care of Sick and Wounded Seamen, and for the Care and Custody of Prisoners of War, do here& give Notice, that they will he feud', at this Office, 072 Thursday, the gth"Of September, .808, to reCeifJo seasid Tenders, and treat with such Per sons as may ht; thing to contrail for she Services undermentioned, viz. F or Vidualling Prisoners of War in Health, at l'Omouth, for Six Months from the 28th of Odober next ; fur Victualling Prisoners of War in Health, at Chatham, from the Ist of oCtoner next, . for Siit Months. No Tender will be received afttr One o'clock on the Day of Treaty, sn;r any noticed unless the Party, or an' Agent forhim, personally attend Each Tender must be accompanied 4y a Lett,- post: two telpeaallie Persons engaging to beeome hound with the. ?el s .frt tendering in the Jutx of 2400a1. jar an. dm, perp.rmance of the Cwar ac 7. Farther Particulars may be kao-tun by applying at this Office, or to the Agents /or Prisoners-of War at P?ymoutb and Chatham. TO MASTER BUILDERS. TRANSPORT-OFFICE, Aug. z 6, iSOS. THE COMMISSIONERS for Condußing His 11 mA, 7 E.yrk , ,TRAsySPORT SERVICE, Jor taking c a ; , e sf Sick and Wounded Seamen, and for the Care And Custody of Prisoners of War, do be , thy give Notice, That they will be ready, at. this (Vice, on la.urday _the torn September next, to receive. sealed Tenders, and treat 'icith such Persons as toz;:y be willing t 0 c , ntraEl for the Building and c,mpletely td a NAVAL HOSPITAL, int•nde,s to be ereaed at Yarmouth, in the County of Nosjolk. No Tender will be received after One .'Clock on the Daj , of - Treaty, nor any noticed unless the Party, or an Agent for him t per.. sonaqy attend. tiac4) Tender must be acconepattied by a Letter from two respeatble . Persons engaging to become bound with the Person tended in the Sum of soOol . for the due Performance of the Coat* . 1. Farthe - r Particulars may be known by applying at the Office of the said Commissioners, in 03rset Square, IVestminJter, where the Designs and Particulars of the Works inqy be iaspeaed. OFFICE FuR TAXES, • 'Aug. 29, iBOB. DUTIES ON GANIL ER'FIFICA I'ES. HIS MAJESTY'S COMMISSIONERS for the -A FA IRS. of TAX E b.ie✓y give Netice, That by an Act of 46 Geo. 3, cap. ,j, and.passed on the ist of lune, 1808, it is matted, That if and Person shall, atter the 3.. th of lune, 18os, use any Dog, Gun, Net, or other Engine, for the purpose of taking or killing any Game whatever, or any Woodcock. Snipe, Quail, or Landraili or any Conies, in any part of G►:at Britain, with:tit having obtainta a Certineae, ur directed ky the maid Ati, every sucn Person shall be liable to the Duty of Three Pounds Three Shillings, and shall also forfeit the Sum - of Twenty Pounds over and above the said busty. . The taking of Woodcocks and. Snipes with Nets or Sprines, and the taking or destroying of Conies in Warrens, Or in anpeoelosed Ground whatever, or by an) Person in Lat.ds in his or her Occupation,, are excepted from the said Duty and the said Penalty. To obtAn the Ceitificate required by the At, every Per •son intending to use arty Dog, Gun, Net; or other Engine, for any of the purposes aforesaid, is to apply to one of the Colleelors of the Assessed Taxs ading for the Parish where such Person resides, an l on Poment to - him of the proper Uuty, and a lee of One Shilling, will receive from him a printed Receipt, acknowledging such Payment, which Re szipt 'such Person is to deliver to the Clerk'to the. Co mmissioners of Assessed Taxes acting for the same District, for the purpose of being exchanged for the Certificate signed by the said Clerk in the form required by the said A&, and which said Clerk is ti deliver without t ee. The necessary printed Receipts and Certificates are now in the hands of the respective Collettors and Clerks of Assessed Taxes, in every District in England and Wales, to whom respeetive y ever) Person will make his application before he can exercise the privileges mentioned in the said Ad. MODERN STATE OF SPAIN. In alew 'Days will, be published, In 3 Vols. Bvo. (with a Quarto Atlas, containing 29 Plates), prhitea verbatim frorri the last Paris Edition . . FABLEAU 'DE L'ESPAGNE MODERNE. Par I. FR. BOURGOING; Ci-devarit Ministre Pienip.)tentlaire de France ala Cour de l'un,des Coininandans de la Legion d'Honneur, Associe Correspondant de PI. stitut National, Membre de PAcadernie , des Sciences de Cnpenhague, de PAcadentie . des Beaux Arts de Small° &c. Q,sattrieme Edttiwi ; avec queiques correBions, et des aug mentations qui conduisent le Tauleau de 1) Espagne jusqu'a l'Annee 18,6 _ _ On y a joint pour la•commodite des voyageurs, le livre d s poster d'Espagne, er on a entichi PAt las de gravures qui re traeent les trionurriens Arabes de Grenada et Cordoue, et d'uile carte des routes d'Espagne. Printed tor John Stockdale, Piccadilly • lly whom will peedily be published, an English Transla tion of the above Work. Airs . tiie ,Post I-ivads of Spain, in ,French and English; With d coned Map: • This Day was pablish , -d, In One Volume tialvo, price 7s. in boards, Z'HOUGH on PROPHECY; particularly as connected with the-present Times ; supported by His.' tory. . A7rO?.?SWY PsvvEta,":"pr i .'--Rev . . ix. and xiii. 1 hat ►nan of sin, the son o; perdition.-2 Epis. Paul to Thes.. By G. R. HIOAN. " And now I have told you before it come to pass, that when it is c, , ine to pass, ye might bolieve." -I olin xiv. 29. Printed for Longman, Hurst, ►tees, and Orme, Paternos ter4ow. This Day was published, price Is. - 3d. bound, The - Eighth Ectitnr, Corrected and .Improved, of THE SCHOLAR's SPELLING ASSISTANT : Intended for the Use of Schools anal Private Tuition. By THOMAS CARPENTER, Master of the Academy, Ilford, Essex. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Itces, and Orme, Pater. noster.row ; and C Law, Ave-Maria-lane. Of Whom may he had, by the same Author, The New Orthographrcal Assistant, or English Exercise liobt, written on an improved _ lan, for the more speedy I ristruCtron of Young Persons in the.*Art of Spelling and Pro nunt.iati- n, intended for the Use Of Schools ; price zs. bound. THE REV. MR. BA Itrl: r 4 PATENT ANT/BI LI- t)tiS PILLS. IT was a remark of tile celebrated Dr. Buchan .....uthor of the .Domestic Medicine, that complaints of the Stomach and Bowels are the prevailing Malady of this. Co,intr% ' which lay . thefoundatirin.of the more formidable• and teal Diseases ; that the person who could discover tor; the relict and cure a sate and infallible remedy would per form a must important service to society. That discovery has now been made in the Patent Antibilious Pills of the Rev. will.am ilarclay, the extensive sale of which, .nd the high estimation in which they are. deseryedly held, has considerabl) lessened tne numoer of these complaints; and bids :air, in a shun tune, . • be the meads of entirely eradi. catms them. These Pals have a quick and safe operation, they ad powerfully and specifically bn the Bile, and thus remove ~the numerous disor.lers eonueded with it, Sick Head- Achits, Flatulence:Liver Complaints. jaundice, Ner, vous DlSOrders from Indigestion, iscc. They are the most valuable Family Medicine hitherto offered to the Puruic, and the Proprietor is supported by the most respectable evidence of tile first characters of the Nobility and others, that the% have never beet. administered to any person wiCiout giving certain and speedy relief, and in the end completing a Cure. • Tilts valuable Medicine, having been used with success, is recoininended by the distinguished Personages : • "I he Right Hon. Viscount Dillon The Lord B.shop of Bath and Wells. S4r john H.neywood, Bart. M. P for Honiton. • Sir Stephen Lushingten hart. M.P. for Penyn. • Thomas Anson, Esq. Ni.P. tor Litchfield. knes Amyatt, Esq. M P. for Southampton. Nich Ason l Avert, E ,q. M.P. for Herttord Edmund Boehm, Esq. New-street, Spring Gardens. Thomas liammetsley ,* sq. Pali- M all. I)ickes, Esq. Private Secretary to the Archbishop of Canterbury. The Key Mr. nimock, Librarian to the Archbishop. Cecil forestri, Esq. M. P. for Wenlock. Sold wholesale and retail by Mr. Butler, No. 4,cheapside; and feud by Mr. KEroy, Stafford-street, Old Bond-street; Mr. ,Stratton, Leicester- sq.iare ; Bacon and Co. I co, Ox ford-street ; and by all .respettaole Venders in Town and - Country. t_ aution. —Observe the name of William Barclay is en. graved on the Stamp, which is atfix , :d Oil tite outside wrap. per of each, box; all not so stamped are a dangelous lint- Ss 6d. and los. per bqx, with ample*direalons RENAVATEII HEALTH TT has been too frequently the subject of just and general reprobation, t.,at men lestitnte ofthe elements (if the ;Twill d art have otfered themselves as candidates for publn, i,at:onageic, the profession of ph) sic 1. or the purpose ot doing j',stice to the result our studies and ex perience, and to prevent us from being classed among those cm pirics whose' imprudent pretensions have, unto tunately tOr society, been. to • f tvo , ltabl) received, we bee leive to submit to the liberal and enlightened a taitht;.l stateme.'t of our pursuits and ac quirements. Alto having received a re4olar medical educa tion as the pupils of Messrs : (..;riiideal and Wizard, whose leelures and practice we caret - Mls' , attended, as professors and surgeons of the London Hospital ; Aal entered ourselves as students in that justly celebrated scliio. , ltOr medical acquire ment, the Royal College of Edinburgh, and were instructed in tie dillerent branches of 'anatomy, surgery,' the theory and wadi& of phySic,_ chemistry, midwifery, hotatiy, &c. &c, b} those eminent professors, Drs. -Monro, Gregory, Black, Hamilton, Duncan and Ruterford. We trust we shall not be dtxmed presuMptuous in saying that our proficiency and acquirements are not inconsiderable. Having for a long series ot years made Venereal Complaints, and the various diseases of Debility, the particular objedot our studies and practice, it wili, we hope, be allowed that we have acquired superior kno a ledge of their treatment and cure. In slight and recent cases ot infection a perfect re-establishment is completed in time short period opt two days ; and in those of the utmost in veteracy, where ther practitioners have failed of • success, a proper perseverance in our plan of treatment ensures to the poen , . a sate alai radical cure.- Amidst the melanchyly variety of disorders which are the etlects of a habit long and Most unhappily pursued by the youth in both sexes, there are none more alarming or more .iistressmg than those deficiencies and debilities winch fre. quenily prevent or embitter the matrimonial state . To such pets , ais it must he a consolation to know that they may !lOW ' , by a new and infallible mode of treatment, be restored to that greatest in all human blessings, a strong, manly, and vigor ous constitution. In all cases of debility, -from whatevei cause arising,- as - well as in every species of venereal intedion„ we nay consulted,by patients of either sex with the great est sc,recy and honour. • Hours ot consultation at home from ten to three, and horn 6 in the evening till to at. night. Patients in the country ire requested to state the particu lars ut their case, age, and general habit of living, &c. &c. in closing a remittance Lor advice and medicines, when thesame will be given, r sent to any part of the kingdom. To ensure that secrecy so essential to our undertaking, the postage of letters May be a.. 1 led to the account tormedicines. CUleitlh styl CO Surgeons, No. 1.7. Hatton—garden. r Messrs_ (' ,:,i co. iiclVe Certificates from the above respeda;),,, l rorssors of London and Edinburgh, of the diligence, skill, arut hinnanity, with which they per tormed the duties assigned thorn during the time they at tended their Ledures and Pradice. THE DUTIES ro III& PAID ARE AS UNDER, VIZ. For every Came-keeper being an assessel Servant, where the I . Servant pays the Duty —Duy One Guinea, and One Shilling to the Colletior : and :9 have a Receipt marked A. For every Game-keeper being an assessed Servant, where the Master pays the'Duty— Duty One Guinea, and One Shilling 'to the Colle3or : and to have a Receipt marked B. For every Game keeper, not being an assessed Servant—Day Three Guineas, and One Shilling to the Colleaor : and to have a Receipt marked C. For every Person, not being a Game-keeper—aqy Three Guineas, and One' Shilling to the Coaeaor : and to have a Receipt oral ked D. On delivery of which Receipts to the Clerks, Certificates having corresponding marks wilt he . delivered. By Order of the Board, '4WATTHEW *INTER. This Day-were published, • Printed at the Clarendon l'ress,, Oxford, and sold by Payne and Mackinlay, 87, Strand, London ; and J.' Cooke, Ox ford, NOVUM TESTAMENTUM Grwce. Lectiones variantes, G kI ESBA C i4l l jiidicto ha quay Textus re eeptua extlinit Anteptme - das, vel lEquiparandas, adjecit rISEI'HUS, WHITE. S.T. P. Christi Canonicus, Linguaruin ilebr. et Arab. in Acad. Oxon. Protfessor. In two vols. i)c.%.tavo, price 145. in Sheets. A few copies of the Second Viilume May be had separate to complete a tortner Edition of the above, priceBs. in sheets. HOMER{ I LIAS et ODYSSEA, Grace. In two neat vols. tilmo. price ros. in sneers. S i'RABONIS RERUN , ' kiEOGRAPHICARUM I.ibri XV 11. Graceet Latine cum Vartoruin, prmcipue Causau boni, AnimadversioMbus, juxta Editionern Ainstelmiamen sern. Codicurn MSS. Collationem, Annotationes et Ta btil,is Geog,ranhicas adjecit THOMAS I A I.CON ER, ohm e Ciil legit) CEnei Nasi Oxon: SUbjiciuntiir Chresta rathia Grace et Latine. In two large Volumes, mi.ali:rn Polio, price al in sheets. or on royal paper, price 81. in sheets ; et TVI'I LUCIRE - 111 CA R I de Return Natura Libri Sex ; .. . _. . qutbus Interpretationem et Notas adjecit THOS.O It E ECH c‘illewi °trillium Annnaruni olirp Socius. In one volnine , octavo, price 9s. in sheets, or on royal paper, price itis. in i sheets. ~f°itlG;E:-SI~~~o - • PROCLA ATI ON • For PARDONING' I) 1(..11.. KS , frorp ffs M jcsty'i Regular LAN() FORCES. War Office, Attg—g, OW. WHEREAS it has been represented to the King; That titere are :a this time sever,l DES E RS. limn the different .Regular Corps in 4lis lkjesty's Lariat .:;;:r_ vice, who might be induced to return to their duty . fr‘ otter of His Majesty's Gracious Pardon; and that such an in stance of his Royal Cleintncy would have a clue intli,.• , ,co upon their future behaviour : His Majesty has been gr, i :,!y pleased to Grant his F R El'. PA R )N to all p •••f. Durhain. ERS from his Regular Land forces, Ivh6 Carlisle. shall surrender, th.-inselves on or before the Leeds. z 4th of October, to :he •Cominand; °nicer Manchester. of any , Regiment, or to any , 1 the S uperintend- Nottingham. ing Field Officers of the Recruiting Service; Ipswich. whose Stations are mentioned it the margin S.lirew.sbury hereef, or to the Coinmandant of the Arnif liiraiingham. DepOt in the Isle of Wight. Hereford. Such Des , :rters, if able.botlied men, atht fit Bedford. • for service, shall be sent to the IteginWhis Maw:Mune. fro •• which they respectively dc-,ered, or be Gloucester appoioted to such Regirrtmts in the ti , :ned Southampton. 14..ingttom as his Majesty may be pleased to command; and, when so placed, snail not be LondOn. liable to be claimed by Any ocher corps which the way formerly have belonged. And whereas many ot the said Deserters mat have enlisted in other Regular Corps, and are now serving therein, 1 - 1-3 Majesty is graciously pleased to extend to such Deserters t,e benefit ot this Pardon.; and to direct that tney shall to serve in the Corps wherein they now a!e, upon deciaring .themselves to their t:soeCtive Commanding ()dicers, utl or before the 24th of October nest, and they shall not be liable; at any future time, , to be claimed oy the Regiments in which they formerly served.. • The Niagist ate to whom fuy •Ctesercr flout his Majesty's Regular Forces may surretiner hirrtelf is atitoorised and to certity the day on which such Deserter sairreible, ea hinisell: which Ceitificate is to cotititliieth force until the arrival of the )t.,:;erter at the i - (e id-quarters of the nearest MilLtary Post, pr 'sided ne proceed .it the rate of ten aides 'a, day, unless prevented by sickness, to be certified by some Medical Practitioner on the back ot th, Mae,istrite's Certifi cate, or to be otherwise proved to the satisiaction of tile Or ficer commanding at -such Nlilitary Post. And with a view to prevent as tar as ,possible all SoldierS from Desertion, site these his Majesty's most gracious In.; tentions shall he Made known, his Majesty has been pleased to command, that the name of every Soldier who may here after desert, shall be transmitted through the Secretary at War to the Churchwardens ot the Parishes to which the De. seriers belong. in order that their may Se expos. d to public view in the Church; or sueo ot er Lonsp:citoos pl ye as may render it impossible (or melt who have beep' ot this crime to return home to their l• ;ends. un , vholit t ey have brOught disgrace by their itiiscondaietiwithoui.: ate deteelit , n ; and h s Majesty has f rther coalman 'el, tint this measure snail be male public, that every Sold;er may be • assured that the greatest exertions wilt be used for 019 appre hension of any man Who may hereafter desert, and itiat thwe who have already been guilty of that crime, may oe a7vare of the daily they incur ot detection, and of the :nos, st'w..tre punishment, i! they do not immediately avail themselves the Fannin held out in this his Majesty's most gracious Pro clamation. Any oldier who may desert alter these his Majesty's grim_ cious Intentions are made public, shall not be included in the above Pardon, but be proceeded against with the utmost se verity. It is to be clearly understood, That this Proclamation of Pardon is intended tp include all Deserters from the Army of Reserve and Additional Force'Ad, but not to extend to any Deserter from his Majesty's Militia Forces. By'His Majesty's Commani, kMES PUL HUNTON FRIDGE MILLS, HF.RT,S. r TIHE Public are hereby respntifully iuforined, by lOSEPI-1 REEVE and STEPHEN ItICfIARD,StrA 4 the "trustees and Executors named in the Will of Jr. [awes Smith, late of Huston Brici,..e, Miller, decea,ed, that thUse Mills and Premises, which were advertised for Sate by Auc tion' by Mr. Edlin, ar the Boar and Castle Inn, Ovorel., road, • London,. on iMondal the sth day of Se ..tenibt.r, .30S, have been Disposed of by private Contrad. Dated this'26th day of Atigust,, 1808; To T. TAYLOR, Surgeon►, No. q, New Bridgc-street, London • SIR, - Edinburgh, May 2, 'Roo. I T the Spring. of 1794 I was afflieted with a Venereal Complaint, which 1 treated with indicter_ n but was then obliged to apply to a ereg t la Physician, months; ysican who-put a temporary sti•p to tile viru lence of the Disease (by Mercurial application:;) for some time; but growing, in spite of all medicine and the advice of the first Gentlemen of the Faculty here, worse and worse for two.years, 1 was reduced to a. state • aimost paralleled and, beyond' description,. being an entire leper, and uleerated \ from head to toot. -Mv !lead, throat, mouth, nose, legs, arms, ecc. have been alternately in danger of becoming useless; •in short, I have had from m ew ,• to thirty eating ulcers on my body, and nearly totally de prived of sight.—lt . would 1-,e voluminous to particula. rize all my ease—suffice it to say, there never was, or eves will .be, one of a more dangerous, or of a more compli cated nature. I was long looked upon by my friends, and imagined myselt,. beyond all nopes, of recovery ; and, in deed, in my then condition, death Was preti-rable to' my more than miserable state. In this itrmdful situation did I drag a inost• miserable existen, e, rill Divine Providence threw in my way a Newspaper containing the case of a Mr. R. ul Plymouth -my trieuds read it, I could sent and 'procured some of your EAKE's • PATE ; PI L LS, which, by using from time to time , am now. and have long been, (after more than tour, years . inde scr ib a bl e distress), of .in as- ood a state of tLalth as ever I enjoyed as a this, I harta titre, thriving, nealthy cliad,-born to me a few months ago. In gratitude to God, and in hopes of rendering my telloi - v-creattiervice, I • request. you to publish this ;* and you may at any time refer persons - who wish to be satisfied of the truth of tnis, or further parti culars*, to Ow or my friends, by letter or person. • Astew cases for badness sill ever equal mine, and none exceed it, I have from experience every reason to assure mankind, that in. your LEA K E's P ILLS 'they - vill rind a sure, speeni, safe, and radical 'cure, tin the mos• dread,. ful sage ot the Venereal Disease, which is called core_ , FIRMED Luas. lotiN TkOMPSON. • insurmountable family reasons prevent , making my name and address public ; but creditable persons really wanting information may also be referred to :ne and my friends by Mrs. S. Clark, Ramsay-Gardens Edinbuigh. Vrcpared and Sold by the Sole P wprietor, T. TAYLOR, Member of the, Royal college of Surgeons in London, at his house, No. i; New Bridge-street, Where he will give Advice without a fee, to 'pers.im. tak ing these -Pills, and will answer patients letters, it post paid, „on the same terms, observine, in all cases the most inviolable secrec), person's rune or case haviru7, been mentioncd,.but at their own particular request, by tier l'i'o prietor, during the course of more than thirty-six years, that he has had fly,: concluding of an extensive sale of the above Medicine, and the pratice arising therefrom. ._ They are also sold g py his Appointment, ;Or the cony_ nience of those . living at a distance, ,by Mr. Baxter, South-bridge, E4inburgh; M:. i•rinter, Glas gow, to whom also Mr. T. refers tor his address; at the Pertumer's, No. 35, St. Alban's-street, 11-mall ; Mr Kobertvit's Toy-shop, No. 103, oxford-street; Mr Dis borougt"Ps, No. 7 , isn-street- hill, nearly opposite the M'o nument; Mr. Steel's, liookseller, No 1, Union-row, Little Tower-hill; M,. Bull, Daine-street, Dublin; and by one person in every considerable town 10 Great-lir:ham - and Ireland, in "loxes of only As. 9d. caen, sealed up with fulband plain direCtions, wnereby per.kons of either Sex may cure themselves with ease and secrecy N 13. Every libX sold in Greet - Britain is sealej. up with a Stamp,. on wiaM, by favour of the iumil,,s sioners, is • printed, at the Stamp-Olfice--" T. Tayler, No. 6, New Bridge-street," to imitate which is felony, and all others are counterfeits.